The phrase "huge dumping" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large amount or quantity of something being thrown or discarded in one place. Example: "The city implemented stricter regulations on waste management to prevent huge dumpings of trash in the countryside."
Many military and government officials remain furious at the huge dump of classified materials to WikiLeaks.
There have been huge dumps this weekend over much of the Alps.
But Cameron questioned what he called the "huge dumps of information" by WikiLeaks.
The huge dump just east of the intersection of the Hutchinson River Parkway & the Bruckner Expressway, on the edge of Pelham Bay Park, has stopped growing laterally & has become, instead, a high rise.
It is a decades-long job: across the Witwatersrand reef, the long, narrow gold field running east to west just below downtown, there are about 240 of these huge dumps, covering 170 square miles of once fertile earth.
It was as if the heavens had calculated the toughest possible test for hard-pressed high street retailers – a huge dump of snow on two critical weekends at the height of the Christmas shopping season during an economic downturn.
Utah boasts, indeed has trademarked, the 'Greatest Snow on Earth' - huge dumps of it, six storeys high over a season, falling fast and furious but dry and light as weather systems cross the western sierras and hit the Wasatch Mountains.
He said: "But later on the film when it gets on to what happened recently where just huge dumps of information – every single telegram they had was made public without thinking of the consequences and huge lives could be put at risk.
A huge dump of 120 m high could be stabilized by a combination of gabion walls and coir mats on slopes.
I think right now the world financial system doesn't need another huge dump immediately of, you know, large amounts of troubled assets.
The manufacturers of everything that gets me giddy takes a huge dump on Mother Earth in the process and that stinks.
